Apistogrammas Conpatibility

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Noahsfish

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So today I took a pair of apistos off my friends hands and put them in my 30g. Sadly my fat opaline gourami. Attacked one of them a few hours after I put them in while trying to do a small feeding. So I might be switching them to my 20g as I have a little room, my question is will this work.

2 apistogrammas in a 20g with 5 cardinal tetras, 5 sterbai corydoras. Thanks for your responses, the tank has Ben running for a long time and is well filtered with lots of dw and plants. Ph is 7.0 and the water is moderately hard which I'm also concerned about as my 30g is much more acidic.
 
What species of apisto? Some are calmer than others.
 
No idea, just got them and don't know much about them other then they like soft water and are miniature cichlids..
 
Could you post a picture? I may be able to identify it and then tell you more about what you should do.
 
I'll try but not too sure how to upload on an iPad, my laptop is being borrowed ATM, but if i can't figure it out right now I'll get one up asap.

Actually, my friend might know I'll check in with him.
 
If you can get it up on photobucket (they have an app for that), you should be able to upload fairly easily. I do mine on my cell phone all the time.
 
Noahsfish said:
I'll try but not too sure how to upload on an iPad, my laptop is being borrowed ATM, but if i can't figure it out right now I'll get one up asap.

Actually, my friend might know I'll check in with him.
 
When you click on "Reply" you see a button marked "More Reply Options" in the bottom right, click on that. Then you will see "Attach File" in the bottom left. Use the browse button to navigate to the file on your iPad, and select it. Then click attach this file. Job done, assuming that the file is less than 300K. If larger, you would need to use a photo-editing software to reduce the image quality (assuming it's a jpeg) to around 50%. THat usually provides a perfectly legible photo.
 

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